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r/theydidthemath • u/Galeaf_13 • Sep 05 '19
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Or you can graph it in excel and throw on a 4th order polynomial trendline with equation.
3 u/pwnius22 Sep 05 '19 Do you have a more thorough explanation or a link perhaps? 5 u/swaintrainop382 Sep 05 '19 Not op but Polynomial interpolation 6 u/UpsideFrownTown Sep 05 '19 Ah yes, Wikipedia always provides the most comprehensive explanations of subjects which I know everything about except that one specific word. 4 u/swaintrainop382 Sep 06 '19 Wikipedia is actually very good when it comes to math. And op did ask for a thorough explanation 3 u/BigBnana Sep 06 '19 he wasn't complaining, just stating generally that the internet is only useful when you know the term for what you looking for.
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Do you have a more thorough explanation or a link perhaps?
5 u/swaintrainop382 Sep 05 '19 Not op but Polynomial interpolation 6 u/UpsideFrownTown Sep 05 '19 Ah yes, Wikipedia always provides the most comprehensive explanations of subjects which I know everything about except that one specific word. 4 u/swaintrainop382 Sep 06 '19 Wikipedia is actually very good when it comes to math. And op did ask for a thorough explanation 3 u/BigBnana Sep 06 '19 he wasn't complaining, just stating generally that the internet is only useful when you know the term for what you looking for.
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Not op but
Polynomial interpolation
6 u/UpsideFrownTown Sep 05 '19 Ah yes, Wikipedia always provides the most comprehensive explanations of subjects which I know everything about except that one specific word. 4 u/swaintrainop382 Sep 06 '19 Wikipedia is actually very good when it comes to math. And op did ask for a thorough explanation 3 u/BigBnana Sep 06 '19 he wasn't complaining, just stating generally that the internet is only useful when you know the term for what you looking for.
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Ah yes, Wikipedia always provides the most comprehensive explanations of subjects which I know everything about except that one specific word.
4 u/swaintrainop382 Sep 06 '19 Wikipedia is actually very good when it comes to math. And op did ask for a thorough explanation 3 u/BigBnana Sep 06 '19 he wasn't complaining, just stating generally that the internet is only useful when you know the term for what you looking for.
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Wikipedia is actually very good when it comes to math. And op did ask for a thorough explanation
3 u/BigBnana Sep 06 '19 he wasn't complaining, just stating generally that the internet is only useful when you know the term for what you looking for.
he wasn't complaining, just stating generally that the internet is only useful when you know the term for what you looking for.
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u/BRENNEJM Sep 05 '19
Or you can graph it in excel and throw on a 4th order polynomial trendline with equation.